Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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JUNIOR CLASS

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flfistoria flhscipulovum Of youth I sing, and a goddess, Courted since far days of yore, In shrines by inland and ocean- The Goddess of XN7lSClO1T1, her name. Eicr when a new habitation Sought was in climes beyond seas, Much that was prized was forsaken, Much of the old order changed, Much of the trust in life shaken, But faith in the goddess clung still. Hence in a vale in Virginia Wfas builded, for love of the goddess, Our dear R. H, S. for a temple XVherein might her Worship be offered. Four are the courts of the temple, Ranging from outer to innerg Four are the years of the service, Ere the goal and the glory attained are. Sealed are the courts with mist, And clouds of incense hang heavy. None may a higher court enter, Till judged by the priests to be worthy. High in the midst of the temple, Reached from the inner court only, High in the dome in the center, Hang the gifts of the goddess to all Wfho have faithfully toiled in her honor. Golden keys does she give them For opining the gates of the future. High hang the keys, and a cloud mist Hides them from view, but their gleami Lightens the whole of the temple, Instilling new courage and longing. The throngs that fill up the temple 46 ng